Whatever it means precisely, it evokes a more fluid, collegial process that is no longer used in today's more partisan Senate and polarized Washington.
A collegial practice transfer process between more- and less-experienced teachers was examined in two cases that sought to encourage teachers to use information and communication technology (ICT) in a pedagogically meaningful way.
"A big concern of mine is that our collegial processes would be eclipsed by an industrial model of labor relations: an adversarial model," Quick wrote.
James Dixon, a prominent pastor in Houston, also thanked Gonzalez for working around the clock in the investigation and for fostering a "collegial relationship" between pastors, law enforcement and elected officials.
Perhaps for that reason, their conversations are not as stilted as younger drinkers', but more like a collegial chat between strangers brought together by a taste for fine Scotch than hormonally charged gamesmanship.
However, careful planning of the PGen Study has thus far been conducted through a collegial relationship between study members and a shared vision for the study, with discussions and negotiations to date being respectful and fruitful.
Facilitators of back pain treatment provided jointly by medical doctors and doctors of chiropractic included a collegial approach between providers, referral and consultation relationships, health record sharing, and co-located clinics.
These meetings are the mark of a collegial decision-making process, which is far more common in France than in other countries [65].
All decisions of the People's Committee are taken through a collegial decision-making process, and have to "conform to the will of the majority".
